They and Them: Talking About Groups and Things (Beginner English Lesson)

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When you talk about a group of people, like your neighbors or your co-workers, which words do you use? In English, we use THEY and THEM. These words can even be used for a group of things, like your keys or your shoes!
In this video, we show you the easy way to use these words correctly so you can talk about groups clearly.
What You Will Learn:
• The Group Rule: How to use THEY at the start of a sentence (They are happy).
• The "Them" Rule: How to use THEM after an action or a preposition (I will call them).
• People and Things: Why these words work for both people ("They are my friends") and objects ("I lost them").
• Plural Verbs: A simple reminder to use words like "are" or "were" with they.
Summary for Beginners:
Use THEY when the group is doing something. Use THEM when something is happening to the group.
Examples:
✅ "They work in education."
✅ "I see them every morning."
✅ "The keys are lost. I can't find them."
Who This Helps:
This lesson helps beginners who want to describe their community, their workplace, or their belongings without getting confused.
Guided Practice:
Repeat these sentences out loud:
1. They are late.
2. I will help them.
3. Where are the pens? I need them.
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